Wonderful association! - Anonymous employee EFBA Employee Review

5.0
Apr 4, 2019
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I worked with EFBA and Gabrielle Durana for 8 years. The organisation carries the torch and effectively progresses its respectable mission for inspiring and affordable French language instruction. Ms Durana is a powerful force for transformative change, building a solid cultural institution out of nothing and creating expansive and novel forms of continuing outreach and instruction. Her passion for bilingualism and social justice calls devoted instructors to the school. All the teachers and team members I met and had the pleasure to work with transmit the same passion to the students. My association with EFBA leaves me with great memories, close relationships and a profound sense of gratitude.

Cons

Teaching at EFBA is not a full time teaching position therefore you need to have your own health insurance.

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5.0
Nov 4, 2022
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Leaders foster a culture where employees truly feel valued. Staff is directly involved in decisions. Option to work from home. Unique perspectives, experiences and contributions are encouraged and celebrated.

Cons

Working for a nonprofit is rewarding, but sometimes grants don't get approved and a project may have to be put on pause.

5.0
Aug 11, 2017
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Pros

I worked with EFBA for 8 years. It started humbly as a parents' association and it is now a large French Language teaching institution known internationally and publishing learning material over the internet. Even though growth doesn't happen without rough patches and tumbles, EFBA never ceased to be a working place where being a human being with a heart anchored in the left side of your chest is never forgotten. It was very fulfilling to work with EFBA team for eight years. I will not be willing to work for anyone else, except for myself, after these years.

Cons

Ideal for the great Bay Area urban centers. But difficult for families in rural or remote areas to have access to EFBA teaching centers.

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